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Definition
An administrator holds the highest level of control over an account's users and settings. Keep at least two, and no more than you need, so the account is neither stranded nor over-exposed.
Why it matters for your business
Managing the administrator role well prevents lockouts and limits risk. See changing the administrator and setting up a second administrator.
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